Background
Karcher, Donald Steven was born on August 23, 1948 in New Orleans.
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Donald Steven Karcher
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Bachelor of Science, U. New Orleans, 1970; Doctor of Medicine, Louisiana State University, 1974.
Career
Rotating intern, Brooke Army Med.Ctr., Fort Sam Houston, Texas, 1974-1975;
resident anatomic and clinical pathology, Brooke Army Med.Ctr., Fort Sam Houston, Texas, 1974-1978;
medical director hematopathology section department pathology/faculty member, Walter Reed Army Medical Center, Washington, 1978-1981;
assistant professor pathology, Louisiana State University Medical Center, New Orleans, 1981-1982;
clinical assistant professor, Louisiana State University Medical Center, New Orleans, 1982-1984;
staff pathologist, Hotel Dieu Hospital, New Orleans, 1982-1984;
associate medical director, American Bio-Science laboratories, 1983-1984;
assistant professor pathology, George Washington University Medical Center, 1984-1992;
associate professor, George Washington University Medical Center, 1992-1997;
professor, George Washington University Medical Center, since 1997;
chief hematopathology service, George Washington University Medical Center, 1984-1993;
interim director division clinical pathology, George Washington University Medical Center, 1992-1993;
director, George Washington University Medical Center, 1993-1996;
director laboratories, George Washington University Medical Center, since 1996. Visiting pathologist Charity Hospital Louisiana, New Orleans, 1981-1982. Faculty member New Orleans Combined Medical Technology Course, 1981-1984.
Consultant pathologist St. Tammany Parish Hospital, Covington, Louisiana, 1982-1984, Riverside Medical Center, Franklinton, Louisiana, 1982-1984. Lecturer various meetings, organizations, hospitals, universities, conferences.
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Membership
Major Medical Corps, United States Army, 1974-1981. Fellow American Society Cln. Pathologists, United States and Canada Academy Pathology.
Member Society Hematopathology, Phi Eta Sigma, Alpha Theta Epsilon, Alpha Omega Alpha.
